I currently work for a security company now, but I'm looking to transition out of that and start an entrepreneurial career.

The advertisements here have been pretty sporadic, I think because only three of the thirty-one routes will impact us.That said, I have seen no action from our HOA, but we are also in a transitional phase given the age of the neighborhood.It's probably about time to grass roots it... but I have no experience in this area, so going to have to lean on the experience of others.

Agreed on the aspects of hold period then transition to more tenant desirable properties, which in turn provides more predictable cash flow. 

I just passed my license test and will be talking to brokers over the next week to see where I can begin my transition. 

I have done two deals already (i.e. buy, rehab, rent, sell) and would like to transition over the next few years from my current job in finance to working on RE full time.

Transition your thinking from "If I get sued when this happens... " to "When I get sued when this happens..." and then add "...

Perth is now in full transition from a long running strong growth market to (driven by a ~12 year resource commodity boom) to now being the only capital city in Australia seeing a negative slide in the median house prices.

I transitioned out of the service in 2007 - the VA didn't have any programs, except the GI Bill, which was awful at the time.

If you're thinking of renting, north of Brooklyn, there is a magical place named Queens, with low crime, extensive public transit.

Before that I ran a popular neighborhood blog where I would occasionally talk about real estate and development in a transitional neighborhood.